The rugby player of the XV of France, Mohamed Haouas, was tried on Tuesday for domestic violence on his wife. 18 months in prison had been required.
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The XV of France rugby player Mohamed Haouas was sentenced to one year in prison on Tuesday, May 30, during his trial before the Montpellier Criminal Court for domestic violence, reports the journalist from France Bleu Hérault present on the spot. The player will however see his sentence adjusted.
>> Rugby: Mohamed Haouas tried for domestic violence in Montpellier
The player was tried for hitting his wife, Friday, May 26, in broad daylight and in front of multiple witnesses and CCTV cameras, in a shopping center in Montpellier. Today aged 29, married and father of two children, the player from the Montpellier club, reigning French champion, has been in pre-trial detention since Sunday May 28.
Mohamed Haouas was already tried 15 days ago before the Montpellier court for a case of violence in a meeting against a nightclub manager in 2014. He then declared that he wanted to “move on to something else”. He was also sentenced in February 2022 to an 18-month suspended prison sentence for burglaries, still in 2014.
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